Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-20

Guy MONDAY 10 bring a car load Of
his mammoth edition.
Pictures of Kilrain and Smith, the
prize fighters can be seen at Young
" Banks barber shop.
The children will have a candy
pulling at the 9th st. Presbyterian
church tonight.
The Misses Edmunds will enter
tain number Of their friends al
their residence tomorrow night.
Frank Monroe has moved from
Jesup Avenue to tho corner of 4th
aud Virginia SITS.
Fourquean who was reported out
Of danger last week is not getting
along so well now and. there is YET
doubt of his recovery.
John Waller was riddled with buck
shot by Robt. Bigbee, at Guthrie,
Monday. They quarreled over law
suit. Waller died Wednesday.
Allen Wallis gave the people free
edition of the "ChIistmas Herald"
which was full of spicy local news,
and ads, issued only for the holidays.
From the number of ladies seen on
the streets looking after Christmas
presents, one would Judge that tinan-
cial prosperity still continues.
A full line of dinner, tea and
chamber sets, tin sets, coal vessels,
glassware, hall and library lambs
and hardware at G. A. Thompson's.
We are indebted to Mrs. L. ]. FL
gin for nice box Of selections from
the wedding dinner given 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Elgin, at her residence.
Rev. ]. w. Bigham will make q
temperance speech at the Court house
this evening at 7 o'clock. The public
generally and ladies especially are
invited.
G. W. Clark Il Co., have opened 3
general merchandise store at Pom
Ky, Mr.. ii, L. Holt, who was re-
Gently in the grocery business on 7th
street, 10 a member of the new firm
Lou Minck shipped six turkeys by
express TO his brother, John Minck
at Newark, N. j., Tuesday. Two oil
the gobblers weighed 40 pounds
without tho necks. Tho express
was $3.50.
Don't forget that for every S2O(
sent to A. S. Winstead, Henderson
Ky, win same day come gallon Of
that famous Old "Silk Velvet wills
Ky, which makes the lame walk, thu
blind see, and the dumb talk lik,
philosophers.
Noe Dills, who has been prospect
ing through Southern Kentucky AM
Tennessee, has decided to locate a
Meadow Farm, the home of P. a
} Cushman, four miles from Hopkins
vile, aud will at once move his sta
: bic Of fine horses from Cynthiana.
The law of gravitation and deaf
Is an admitted fact, but not more S
: than that Of A. S. Winstead's Vi
"Sik Velvet" whisky (Which he sell
Q in Henderson, Ky, for two dollar
Y per gallon from Xmas 10 Xmas) bt
: ing the best in the world.
Concerts will be given at the co
y ored NJ. E. Church on the nights
the 10Th and Both, by the best taller
to be found among the colored pei
pie. A splendid program has bee
arranged, and as the proceeds will
applied to the purchase of an orga
~ for the church, good audiences wi
y no doubt be in attendance.
a A.C. shyer Il Co., have the mo
h beautifully arranged show windo
t, in the city. 1t is decked with go
n geous furnishing goods, in the cent
r. of which is a large crescent M
d Herman Cox, clerk in the estabIis
Of ment, was the decorator and de'erV
much credit for the excellent ta'
displayed.
Rev. w. T. silvey has been co
tn Quoting q series of meetings at l
colored Main Street Baptist chur'
assisted by Revs. Jas Allenswoi
ii. and s. Fowler, the result of which
,st about % confessions. A baptizi
"a. will take place at the old mill pc
Sunday morning between II and
o'clock.
If there Is anything on earth I
will make the soul glad and the he
happy on Xmas morning, and dI
~ every sad emotion to the four WI
'On Of the earth 1t is the unmistaki
% nresence of some of that delicl
Old "Silk Velvet" whisky sold by
: S. Winstead, Henderson, KY at y
!. per gallon.
On tomorrow afternoon wa
ncil Blythe, the South KENTucKIAS
wv :. rier, will call on those to whom
axe Ak delivers papers with his annual
81 ! dress, and we trust no subscriber
'ny send him away empty handed
70 should remember that no chars
, ~ made for delivering the paper, a
no, other cities, but the compensation
any Iost entirely to the generosity OF